Community letter on law, immigration, and March of Dimes
A reader criticizes political leadership and the rule of law while denouncing illegal immigration and Al Sharpton. The piece praises traditional values, urges deportation of illegal immigrants, and laments governance, then shifts to a March of Dimes fundraiser noting over $19 500 raised with sponsor and volunteer acknowledgments in Roswell New Mexico.
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Obama
Alice Hastings
Florida
House Rules Committee
al Sharpton
United States
Arizona
Kmart
Farmers Insurance
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Roswell Daily Record
Sonic
McDonalds
Margo Morris
Benny Morales
March of Dimes
Eastern New Mexico
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Brenda Lee
Lillian Nyhoff
Grace Community Church
LaShawn Adi
Roswell Regional Medical Center
Mary Macias
Kim Gordon
Robert Morris
Deana
Cameron Hughes
Bryn Frosch
Roswell
Becky Horner
Southern New Mexico
March of Dimes Foundation
Daily Record Letter Policy For Publication
The Daily Record accepts letters that meet guidelines requiring writer name address and phone number for verification. Letters must be legible and signed unless emailed. Libelous or poorly tasteless letters, those about active civil cases or businesses, or over 600 words may be rejected and two letters per month printed per writer.
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Editorial echoes on British vote and American liberty themes
Cal Thomas argues that Britain faces a choice between a larger state and individual liberty echoing U S debates. The piece urges voters in both nations to curb government growth and restore faith in free enterprise and personal responsibility. It cites VAT raises and party positions as pivotal.
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Hasting
Ess
Ben Franklin
Aragon
David Cameron
America
Britain
Salinas argues immigration reform will shape 2010 elections
Maria Elena Salinas comments on a 2007 Salinas proposal and Arizona bill, noting conservatives blame Fed action while Obama signals limited appetite this year. She warns Latino voters may stay home if reform stalls, risking Democratic support and worsening racial divides.
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Arizona
Barack Obama
Congress
Sen
Lindsey Graham
South Carolina
Obama
Maria Elena Salinas
Mariaesalinas
May 5 in history highlights across nations and space
On May 5 across history notable events include Alan Shepard’s first American spaceflight in 1961, Napoleon’s death in 1821, Puebla Battle in 1862, Carnegie Hall opening in 1891, Sacco and Vanzetti arrest in 1920, Scopes trial in 1925, Corregidor landing in 1942, West Germany sovereign status in 1955, and Khrushchev’s U 2 incident in 1960 with Powers surviving two days later.
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Puebla
Carnegie Hall
New York City
Nicola Sacco
Bartolomeo Vanzetti
Braintree
Mass
Sacco
Vanzetti
John T. Scopes
Tennessee
Scopes
Philippine
Corregidor
West Germany
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S
Turkey
Khrushchev
Francis Gary Powers
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